Hi—
I’m running into an issue where everything looks great in the Revit Enscape plugin, it looks warm and properly color balanced, but when I export to a web standalone, the colors shift to a much cooler, lifeless tone. The original goal was to send a standalone file to a Mac user, but I found out from another forum post that Windows Enscape can’t export an Apple standalone, so web standalone is the only option.
Any idea why the color balance changes so much? We’ve tried multiple times of days. Is there a fix for this? Is this a known issue?
Thanks!
Hi @Vincent_2 , and thank you for your inquiry.
The Web Standalone simplifies many performance intensive features like reflections, indirect lighting, and certain post-processing filters to keep the output lightweight and interactive within a web browser. As a result, the color temperature and overall “warmth” you may have dialed in using Enscape’s Visual Settings often gets toned down or lost as seen in your example.
In general, the Web Standalone’s Rendering Quality is roughly equivalent to running Enscape in ‘Draft’ mode, one of the unavoidable limitations which are as a whole also detailed in our dedicated knowledgebase article here. While I wish I had a workaround or similar to share I do hope that my post clarifies as to why you’re getting these results.
If you have any further questions about this topic please let me know anytime.
Hi Demian,
That’s unfortunate, but understood. It would be nice if the standalone web version had a color temperature slider, similar to an image editor or even what Enscape has under the image tab. Could we add this as a feature request for the future? Thank you
